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How To Chow Down On Carne Asada With Andre Ethier
We've previously discussed our love for foodie and all-around awesome dude Andre Ethier on this blog. (Admittedly we're loving him even more now that he's gotten his batting average back up. Thank goodness.) So when we heard about the upcoming carne asada feast being hosted by the left-handed right fielder, we naturally got a little bit giddy.
Next Sunday, July 28, fans are invited to partake in an all-you-can-eat carne asada buffet with the Dodger on the Loge Terrace at Dodger Stadium. The feast will take place after the 1:10 p.m. game against Cincinnati. Hopefully the team will be toasting yet another win in their hot streak.
Fans will also be able to chat with and take photos with Ethier, and can rest assured that their money will be going to a good cause. All of the proceeds from the event will go to the Union Rescue Mission.
Tickets must be purchased in advance and are $50 each. They include access to the Carne Asada dinner buffet and a Dodger gift bag.
For more information and ticketing, you can visit the Dodgers site.
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